Future History of Entrepreneur 1972 to date -wiki version 23 april

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ER - Calling for Goodwill needed for Massive Collaboration in transforming every big type of 20th century organisation

While The Economist's pro-youth economist, Norman Macrae, first called for Entrepreneurial Revolution  to solve the crisis of abusing youth in South Africa in 1968. it wasn't until his xmas day 1976 survey of Entrepreneurial Revolution that Entrepreneur became the hottest word in the lexicon of pro-youth economics. Since The Economist was founded 170 years ago to end hunger and prevent economists from abusing youth's futures, it is always jolly useful to question anyone who claims to be an entrepreneur what future history of mapping the e-word they come from

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Linkin 9500 project Survey: training modules (max 12 minutes video) that millions of youth most need to action thru 2010s Over 40 years ago, my father at The Economist and I began intermittently working on a dream: the number 1 job creating alumni network in the world would be linked into a free online university. This goal seems closer today thanks to portals like www.khanacademy.org , www.coursera.org as well as MIT's real (but pay-for) epicentre of open learning. Youtube worldwide youth tag moocyunus ; celebrate us congress's favorite pro-youth economist and first muslim to win their gold medal www.yunus.tv LINKIN with the most open educators that 40 years of searching can map: If you have a view of a 12 minute training module - however rough - please post it in -  I will try connect you with people I linkin who appear to be exploring the same practice that millions of youth most need to be freed by.

 

2 incidents are worth reporting before we move forward

 

1972 was the year Norman first saw hundreds of youth interacting around an early digital network. This, he concluded, would be the basis of the greatest human revolution of all time- even greater than the industrial revolution's steam engine or the earlier communications revolution of the printing press. Norman had been tutored by Keynes that because economists control how man designs big systems, elderly economists pose the greatest risk to the futures youth most need. From The Economist -  portal of the first global viewspaper- (youtube from Boardroom of The Economist) , Norman was was determined to quiz such macroeconomists - and all the biggest decision-makers who sponsor them - ahead of time as the revolution of the net generation blossomed.

 

For those statisticians among us Norman's 1972 survey of the next 40 years clears the way ahead by listing every disastrous mistake that 20th c economists had so far spun (and needed urgent reconciliation if the 2010s was in Norman's 1972 to be the decade the global financial system collapsed) -reference Online Archives of pro-youth economics at The Economist

 

Which if we designed systems bottom-up and collaboratively would make the 2010s the most productive, sustainable and heroic times for youth to live anywhere, but if systems were spun wrongly would make 2010s the start if orwell's big brother end game - destruction of more than half of the world's population and planet within a few generations.

 

Norman from his first 25 years of editing economic leaders for The Eomist had seen the pollution of almost every construct that his heroes like Adam Smith, Keynes and James Wilson had mapped. In particular the television ad age had ended public service realities of democracy and destroyed the community transparency that Adam Smith had coined the term free market to embody. Norman chose the word entrepreneur as the most pivotal element of pro-youth economics chuckling that even as the most virulently anti-youth speculators and politicians adopted the word - they would have difficulty fully erasing its 1800 French origin as cutting off the heads of those who would monoplise people's , nature's and societies' productive assets.

 

Most adjectival forms of entreprenurship coined since 1976 were inspired knowingly or unknowingly by Norman's ER

 

First came Drayton's Social Entrepreneur in 1978.  Two years later Norman was celebrating intrapreneurship with Gifford Pinchot- the first open investingation of how should syste designsof the world's biggsets companies  change whene economiese are driven by service value multipliers not comsuming up things.

 

Norman's father-in-law worked for quarter of a century reconciling british empire with Gandhi's bottom-up whole truths of sustainable community design - so spiritually (and cross-culturally) there is no gap between Drayton's concept of how to save the world and Norman's. However economically, Norman believed in transparency of sustainable financing of any organisation, Very few of Drayton's choices of social entrepreneurs matched that criteria until the odd accident around 2003 of Jeff Skoll asking Drayton to co-publish 16 hours of videoa around 6 world scaling entrepreneurs - 2 entrepreneurs of skoll's choice - Yunus and Abed - and 4 of Drayton's - himself, the Brazilian change agent Grajew, the transparency advocate Peter Eigen and drayton's choice of a advocate for factory workers Tepper-Marlin. 

 

It is very hard for those who have made a career of getting to the very top to be activists of Entrepreneurial Revolution, and this applies especially to academics and policy makers. For this reason we rather wish Drayton's choice of a Brazilian had been Bula not Grajew -because is an exception among almo0st all those in highest office during the 2000s. Before becoming president of Brazil , Bula did amazing work in supporting water activists at world social forums. On becoming president, he tirelessly made overnight journeys from the world social forum in Brazil to the world economic foru in Switzeralnd. One consequence was that Scwahb felt compelled to start up his own stable of social entrepreneurs. Another consequence was Brazil started to be seen as a leader of various clusters of nations doing much more change than the G8 - the BRICS remains the most visible example of this act of Bula.

 

We love those who value transparency - but it is unclear that the world bank pedigree of Peter Eigen  ever put him in a position to massively and collaboratively link youth to transparency mapping and networking. Tepper-Marlin appears to be a brethren legal spirit of Drayton - and this may explain why she is the least visible entrepreneurial revolutionary of all 6 skoll picks in 2002/3

 

For 3 years yunus tried to network with social entreprenurs - up and down ashoka and across the early world championships hosted by skoll. He decided their lack of business-sustaining model was a great error- and started his own tribe of social business entrepreneurs. It took another 7 years before he returned to skoll. During the same period, Larry Brilliant's teenage friendship of Drayton and Gandhi, caused ashoka fellows to have unprecedented access to the start up of google.org. Fortunately the world has now moved on - with Brilliant himself helping Skoll on the greatest compound risk challenges that whole truth ER leaders face and franchising ilab as a hub in countries that most desperately need such brilliance.

 

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By 2013 skoll had established a track record of being best at rewarding open education scaling by pro-youth entrepreneurs. Edu can free youth with even more massively exciting social business entrepreneur heroes than those whom were globally positioned as being mainly bankers for the poor. While the first 42 years of bangladeshi's entrepreneurship has never separated pro-youth education from pro-youth banking, very few American fans of microcredit (even those claiming to fund for yunus) have wholly understood how entrepreneurially valueless microfinance is when separated in any community from education

[chris macrae]

25 april 2013

schwab has just published a report on who scales http://www.weforum.org/pdf/schwabfound/PolicyGuide_to_ScalingSocial...

please pass on to anyone who may be interested

- don't know of quality but here are main cases

12 national policy institutes 

 

 

The Impact Investing Working Group of the

Presidential Investment Council, Senegal

The National Innovation Council, India

 

Big Society Capital, United Kingdom

 

The Department for Social Prosperity,

Colombia

 

The Investment and Contract Readiness

Fund, UK

 

The National Innovation Council, India The Venture Capital Trust Fund, Ghana

 

The Offi ce of Social Innovation and Civic

Participation, United States

 

Mi Chacra Emprendedora, Peru

 

Program-Related Investments, United

States

Social Benefi t Bonds, Australia

Community Economic Development

Investment Funds, Canada

The Micro-Credit Company Pilot Programme,

People’s Republic of China

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cases

Index to Social Enterprise Case Studies

Education

54 PlanetRead (India)

55 First Book (USA)

56 Lumni (Peru)

57 College Summit (USA)

Health

58 Naya Jeevan (Pakistan)

59 Aravind (India)

60 Health Leads (USA)

61 Projecto Cies (Brazil)

Employment & Enterprise Development

62 Education for Employment (MENA)

63 Friends International (Cambodia)

64 Hapinoy (Philippines)

65 Endeavor Global (USA)

66 Cinepop/Hormiga (Mexico)

67 Waste Concern (Bangladesh)

68 INCLUDED (China)

69 BioRegional (UK)

Rural Development

70 Landesa (USA)

71 SELCO (India)

72 Proximity Designs (Myanmar)

73 HSSi (Philippines)

of which the only 3 i know well enough to cheer are aravind, cipepop and selco

chris